Rivkah Brown

RT @BenMoser123: Three in five American Jews believe that Jewish organizations are exploiting fears of antisemitism in order to defend unpopular Israeli policies. You can’t say it loud enough: these people do not speak for us.

I spent 1 minute writing a tweet for which I later apologised. You've spent 3 years shilling for a state that is committing a genocide. You're lucky Judaism doesn't have a concept of hell, because I'm pretty sure which of us would be heading there.

So, Mehdi, what first attracted you to the journalist who called the biggest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust "a day of celebration"?

I have a suspicion neither Ben Kentish nor any of the ghouls criticising my Kenneth Stern interview has read it, partly because it's paywalled. Which is to say, a Zeteo UK + US subscription is £8.25/month or £99/year. I want receipts before you @ me.

Zeteo subscribers: you can hate on this all you want

You would think that after disgracefully going after Polanski via his family *while on trial for phone-hacking*, Nicole Lampert would pipe the fuck down about the Green party leader, but apparently she has no shame.

"Bombshell: Trump axes £3m Israel aid and Pop star Boy George touches the sacred stones of the Kotel" is really an excellent summary of the Zionist endtimes through which we are living.

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Fun fact: Ben Kentish and I knew each other at university, where I served as a rep for the Jewish society, encouraging less religious Jews to join the J-Soc, which was quite politically and religiously conservative at the time. 1/2

Ben, meanwhile, spent his uni days climbing the greasy pole of the debating society. While president, he invited Marine Le Pen of the radically antisemitic National Front to speak. Weren't so concerned about promoting Jewish students' safety then, were you, Ben?

RT @SangitaMyska: LBC ‘s Ben Kentish says @zeteouk is “quickly becoming what many suspected it would.” Oh, yeah, Ben, what’s that then? You’ve switched off your replies so guess we’ll never know. BTW Kentish your “evidence” of ( one assumes antisemitism) is *you* slating a Jewish woman for interviewing a Jewish man about… antisemitism 🙄 @mehdirhasan @rivkahbrown @BenKentish

RT @mehdirhasan: Hi Ben, this is a truly disgusting (and cowardly) tweet. So glad I have spent the past year turning down your repeated invites to appear on your show. For the record, this is a Jewish journalist interviewing the Jewish *author* of the IHRA antisemitism definition for Zeteo, and it is Stern himself who thinks it’s a mistake to use the IHRA definition in the way the government is. But since you can’t engage with the substance of any of this, you resort to smear by insinuation.

Zeteo quickly becoming what many suspected it would, and now going all out to campaign against changes designed to protect Jewish children from being abused in schools.

It takes a certain type of brain rot and/or flagrant dishonesty to argue that a Jewish lawyer being interviewed by a Jewish journalist and praised by another Jewish journalist constitutes a campaign against Jewish children – but that's Ben Kentish for you!

Ben blocked me years ago, though still apparently enjoys badmouthing me and my reporting! A model of journalistic bravery.

Anyway, read the report that's made Ben sweat off his foundation

RT @andrewfeinstein:

RT @oscarrickettnow: The British government is facing a legal challenge over its plan to get schools to adopt the contested IHRA definition of antisemitism. The Good Law Project and Na’amod both told me the definition protects Israel, not Jewish students

RT @TweeterReynolds: Kenneth Stern, who drafted the IHRA working definition of antisemitism (but not the toxic 'examples' attached to it) says it should not be used in schools as it could worsen antisemitism and silence discussion of Palestine.

RT @zeteouk: EXCLUSIVE: “I think it’s become so poisoned now that I wouldn’t use it.” Kenneth Stern, who led the drafting of the definition later adopted by the IHRA, tells Zeteo UK it should not be used in schools. @RivkahBrown reports, full article in thread 👇

RT @mehdirhasan: “So Poisoned I Wouldn’t Use It’ – The Man Who Drafted the Antisemitism Definition Slams Its Use in Schools” In an exclusive interview, Kenneth Stern warns against David Bell’s recommendation that schools adopt the IHRA definition, saying it could encourage antisemitism and lead to teachers being ‘hunted’.

RT @pauleholden: This is a really important interview by Rivkah Brown in Zeteo with Kenneth Stern, who helped draft the predecessor to the IHRA Working Definition. He's adamant that the IHRA should be dumped, even as an academic and monitoring tool. He's very clear it is so "poisoned" it should never be used in schools, as the government is now planning to do based on the Bell review. This is what Stern says: “I think it’s become so poisoned now that I wouldn’t use it primarily for [data collection] or any other purpose...The track record of IHRA in the U.S., Germany, Australia and, yes, the UK has been to use [the IHRA definition] to label pro-Palestinian speech” – including that of pro-Palestinian Jews – “as officially antisemitic."

EXC: The lead drafter of the IHRA definition has condemned the UK govt for imposing it on schools, saying it's being pushed “at a time when there’s a big disagreement in the Jewish community over whether being a Zionist is required to be inside the tent or not”. For @zeteouk 👇

Stern's intervention comes shortly after @GoodLawProject announced it is preparing legal action against the government over its recommendation that schools adopt the IHRA definition